More about our research
- Research centres and clusters
- Funded projects
- Publications and research results
- Working papers
- Research and impact blog
Research Blog
- Assessing the Potential for a Local Land Value Tax in Wales
4 May 2020 - Tax Havens: Public vs Private (unlisted) Firms’ Corporate Tax Avoidance
11 February 2020 - The rise of the SPAC – Should we be worried?
25 November 2019 - Ambidexterity – the next phase of leadership?
31 October 2019 - “Tell me your friends and I’ll tell you who you are”
26 September 2019 - All blog posts
Research at Bangor Business School
Bangor Business School is a name synonymous with research excellence. We are consistently ranked amongst the top 50 institutions in the world for Banking research (RePEc, as of January 2019) and scored a GPA of 2.81 in the latest Research Excellence Framework (REF 2014), with 68% of our research output published in 3* or 4* journals. We're also ranked 26th in the UK in terms of research intensity-weighted GPA results (REF 2014), which reflects the high proportion of research-active staff within the School.
Our research expertise is split into the three following interdisciplinary themes:
We are also home of the Institute of European Finance.
Academic staff regularly undertake high-level consultancy and research work for external organisations, some of which have previously included the European Commission, the World Bank and the UK Treasury. Their research is published in leading academic journals, and their books and research report reach a worldwide audience. See our publications and research results page for more details; or, for a taste on some of the research our staff are currently working on, take a look at our Working Papers.
Research Degrees
Bangor Business School runs a highly successful programme for students who wish to study towards an MPhil or PhD, and we are able to offer supervision in most business-related subject areas. We have four PhD pathways that are built around our world leading research. These pathways are in accounting, consumer behaviour, credit and uncertainty, and financial services. Our PhD programme is recognised by the UK’s Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) for excellence in social science training.
Enquiries are welcomed from those interested in pursuing a research degree in a business-related subject. For more information about our research programmes please visit our research degrees page or contact us (to help us deal with your enquiry quickly, please include a short summary of the research area of interest).